Tomorrow the annual World Humanoid Robotics Games (WHRG) gets underway in Beijing. Robots from across the world will compete in a host of sporting disciplines including 100/200M sprint, high jump, synchronized dance and tug of war. Chinese robots are widely expected to eclipse a range of human world records, including Usain Bolt's 100m record. It is clear from the video below that the Chinese have made exponential progress in robotics in the last year. We are curious as to how @elonmusk feels American made humanoids such as Optimus would perform in the Games against the competition from the East? Is America falling behind in what is effectively the new space race, or would Robots such as Optimus or other leading American humanoids be competitive at the WHRG?

Marti's Co-Founder @cankut_durgun breaks down how they cracked the classic ride-hailing chicken-and-egg problem. Instead of building rider and driver bases from scratch simultaneously, they started as Türkiye's #1# micro-mobility app back in 2020, building a base of 4M+ riders across nearly 20 cities before ever launching ride-hailing in 2022. That let them skip half the cold start; they just had to build the driver side through online marketing and on-the-ground city launch teams. Paid advertising. Not investment advice.

Marti's Co-Founder @cankut_durgun breaks down how they cracked the classic ride-hailing chicken-and-egg problem. Instead of building rider and driver bases from scratch simultaneously, they started as Türkiye's #1# micro-mobility app back in 2020, building a base of 4M+ riders across nearly 20 cities before ever launching ride-hailing in 2022. That let them skip half the cold start; they just had to build the driver side through online marketing and on-the-ground city launch teams. Paid advertising. Not investment advice.

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A humanoid robotics maker just had one of the wildest stock debuts we've seen in a while. Retail investors put in orders for more than 8,000 times the shares set aside for them, and when the stock opened, it closed up over 400% on day one. This is what happens when a theme collides with a market that's actively looking for somewhere to put money. It doesn't mean the excitement is right or wrong, it means attention moves fast, and sentiment moves with it. Debuts like this are a good reminder that hype and fundamentals don't always show up on the same timeline. This content is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.

Sentiment rarely moves in a straight line. A quiet stock can go from ignored to everywhere in a matter of days. One investor day, one guidance beat, one headline picked up by the right accounts, and the whole tone on the timeline flips. That gap between what the price is doing and what the crowd is actually saying is where the real signal lives. Retail investors talk before the move shows up in the numbers, and by the time everyone's paying attention, you're already late. That's the gap we're built to track. We are watching the shift before it's the headline. This content is provided for informational purposes only and should not be considered investment advice.

This clip breaks down WETA, explained by @randy_seidl, a structure that releases electrical ions to boost precipitation during rain and snow events, with no chemicals involved. Unlike traditional cloud seeding, which only works below freezing, this runs year-round, sets up in about a week, and operates unattended for up to 15 years. They're guaranteeing a 10-20% precipitation increase. Paid advertising. Not investment advice.

Most factory-built home companies are boxed in by shipping. Mobile homes are wide, heavy, and expensive to move, which is why those builders stay close to home and struggle to scale. That's why @BOXABL has built around that constraint instead of living with it. They've already shipped 150 homes for a military housing project to Cuba by barge, and shipped units to Hawaii too. That kind of shipping radius means one factory can serve a much bigger market, with the economies of scale that come with it. It's a small operational detail that says a lot about how this business is actually built to grow. Informational only. Not investment advice.

Randy Seidl, CEO of Rain Enhancement Technologies, joins @Disruptor Investing with Dr. Paul Christianson to discuss the company’s technology, mission and outlook. Paid advertising. Not investment advice.

Dispatch: MODERNA SURGES NEARLY 100% PREMARKET Moderna shares are exploding higher after the company and Merck announced a major Phase 3 win for their personalized mRNA cancer vaccine in melanoma.

The SEC is proposing new rules for certain crypto assets, aiming to establish a tailored securities-offering framework for qualifying investment contracts. A development worth watching as the regulatory landscape continues to take shape

History for humanoid robotics: the first U.S. cage fight between full-size, 6-foot humanoids just went down at REK2 in San Francisco — remotely piloted EngineAI T800s, Japan vs. USA. Paid promotion: RetailVolts is compensated by RoboStrategy, Inc. Not investment advice.

The fifteen private companies held by @RoboStrategy , Inc. are grouped by what they build. Humanoids: Figure AI, Apptronik, Dyna, REK. General-purpose: Dexmate. Industrial automation: Standard Bots, Path Robotics. Logistics, medical, and defense: Coco Robotics, Endiatx, Purple Rhombus. Manufacturing and infrastructure: Nox Metals, Eccentric Machines, GMI, Allonic, Prometheus. Most holdings are private companies without market quotations; NAV reflects fair value estimates that are inherently subjective. Paid promotion. RetailVolts is compensated by RoboStrategy, Inc. Informational only. Not investment advice.